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One Can Show That an Argument Is Poorly Reasoned by Showing

Question 26

Question 26

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One can show that an argument is poorly reasoned by showing that it is _____.


A) inductively cogent
B) deductively weak
C) inductively invalid
D) deductively invalid

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